DiskInternals Reader for Total Commander - Access Linux Partitions in Total Commander

One of the most popular file managers for Windows is Total Commander. Known for its two-sided interface, this already veteran application comes with a generous feature set for quick and convenient file handling. However, accessing Linux partitions in Total Commander is not possible by default but, with a little help from a plugin, this can be achieved as well.

Key Features:

• Plugin called DiskInternals Reader for Total Commander


• WFX addon for Total Commander


• Allows access to Linux partitions


• Support for EXT2, EXT3, and EXT4 file systems


• Read-only access to alternative file systems

The plugin delivers a native reader for alternative file systems in the form of a plugin for Total Commander. It enables users to view the stored content on Linux partitions while running Windows. Additionally, it provides one-click access to various other file systems apart from Linux-specific ones, such as FAT, NTFS, HFS, HFS+, and more.

Technical Specifications:

• File System Support: EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, FAT, NTFS, HFS, HFS+, RomFS, APFS, UFS2, ReiserFS, Reiser4, exFAT, RAID arrays, GPT, Apple, BSD


• Access Type: Read-only


• Compatibility: Total Commander

Please note that the DiskInternals Reader for Total Commander is designed to provide read-only access to alternative file systems. This limitation ensures that the functioning of the secondary operating system will not be affected by any user actions on the files within Total Commander.

For more information and to download this plugin, visit the DiskInternals Reader for Total Commander page.